GENERAL EDUCATION is the common educational experience required of all undergraduates.  Courses are selected in categories such as literacy, math and logical systems, science, social studies, arts and humanities, and physical well-being.  The knowledge and skills acquired in the  broad base of academic study prepare you to enter society with the ability to question, think and act independently.

COLLEGE CORE  is a set of required courses determined by the college that offers your major (Biology).  The major and college core determine the degree awarded - bachelor of science.

MAJOR requirements are determined by each department to ensure that you acquire a sound understanding of your chosen discipline.  Some majors have additional requirements necessary for certification or accreditation as prescribed by external agencies or accrediting groups. 

MINORS are designed to complement your major career interest or personal interest. 

CONCENTRATIONS are specialized, approved curricula ranging from 15-24 credits, which provide an interdisciplinary approach to the study of a specific topic (Aquatic Sciences). 

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